"Shedding light on the journey experience, she says, wherever she goes, people are very supportive of her. I couldn’t get the funds, that’s when I decided to go on a solo cycling expedition covering the entire country and neighbouring countries including Pakistan.  
It had an AP number plate. "I have covered close to 5,800 km, including Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh.Her next destination will be Rajasthan."Ask Jyothi about the challenges she faced during such an arduous journey all alone and she admits, "I have not come across any challenges as such.Inspired by the Iron Nun — the 86-year-old nun who beach chair manufacturers has participated in 377 triathlons around the world and 45 Ironmans — mountaineering instructor Jyothi Rongala aims to get into the Guinness World Records with solo cycling expeditions across India and prove to the world that Indian roads are safe for women. I took shelter under a truck on the highway.Talking about this 30,000 kilometre-long journey in 300 days, Jyothi says, "I’ve always been interested in adventure sports. "I will be covering extreme rural areas in Maharashtra, Kanyakumari, Tamil Nadu, Andhra, Telangana and then enter the North East," says Jyothi. So I have limited myself to India. When she can do it at this age, I don’t see any excuse for not doing it at half her age," says Hyderabad-based Jyothi."It was in April that she decided to embark on the cycle tour. "
This is open to the public and the government," says Jyothi, who works for the company Indian Open Data Association. "It was 48 degrees in April and after riding 98 km, I reached Jhansi.  "There are so many inspirations but the real inspiration is the Iron Nun.. After reaching Delhi, I broke my shoulder; that’s why I’m on a break currently and will resume my ride next week. After listening to me, he cooked the meal for me and said, ‘I want my daughters to be like you’," says Jyothi. Being a mountaineering instructor, her plan was to cycle from Kanyakumari to Kashmir, reach Kargil and from there climb the 7,000-meter peak. The truck driver came to me and asked what I was doing. I wanted to do this as a multi-sports event as no one has ever done this before.Bike cost: Around Rs 1 lakhCheck air quality: Jyothi will be carrying an air quality device on her bicycle — to read about and give data about the quality of air wherever she travels. It’s more physiological — getting up, riding 100 km, pitching my tent and eating what I get from locals, since I am riding without money. But I applied to the Guinness World Records to attempt the title of longest distance covered within a single country.